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喋ってなんぼ駒井【灘東大吉本フリー】 @shabettenambokomai · 26.4K

[Chat (and sometimes sing) channel] Nada Junior High School → Nada High School → University of Tokyo → Yoshimoto (Theater Manager → Manager) → Freelance (Raiju) Born in Nara Prefecture, living in Tokyo Raiju (YouTube) / Management / Live Production / Cooking Doraku (Manzai) / Close Close (Band) I mostly just talk (or sing). For business inquiries, please contact me at shabettework.komai@gmail.com

Paru Channel @paruchannel1234 · 70.3K

Hey guys! I'm a Japanese actress, mermaid performer, and creator active in Toronto! I mainly post about how to make UV resin crafts, but sometimes I also post about mermaids and the Toronto life! I love making accessories, especially UV resin. I want you to know about the unlimited possibilities of UV resin beauty... And I hope you'll enjoy your own original accessories!! Please check my other social media accounts. I post videos of resin accessories, DIY projects, and how-tos. I also introduce videos from Canada and mermaiding. I've been livestreaming a lot of my creations lately, so please come and join me! For letters, supplies, and mail, please send them to: 1-1 Shinbashi 4-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0004 To: Online Creator Division "Paru Channel"

かの地から @kanochikara · 58.5K

I'm a father of three in my 40s from Iwakuni City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, with five years of camping experience. My YouTube channel focuses on adult outdoor activities, including camping gear and tips for solo camping beginners, family camping videos from a father's perspective, and DIY and car camping videos. Favorite list of my favorite camping gear https://my-best.com/lists/1538 Also, because of my personality, I feel that "practicing only one hobby" would limit myself and be a waste, so I actively try new things as soon as they interest me. As a result, my channel is a mix of various genres, not just camping and outdoor videos, and I hope you enjoy each one! ※To those who subscribed to my channel: Thank you for always watching. I will continue to work hard at my own pace to bring you enjoyable videos. I would appreciate your support. For review requests, business inquiries, etc., please contact the "Business Inquiries" section below.

かんたんに学べる年金や保険 @binpusr · 30.9K

Nice to meet you, I'm Kurihara from Binpu Labor and Social Security Attorney Office. This may be a bit sudden, but what kind of work do you do? Are you a company employee or a civil servant? Contract employee or temporary employee? Part-time or casual work? If you work in any of these ways, you are likely enrolled in and pay insurance premiums for Employees' Pension Insurance, Health Insurance, and Employment Insurance. Of course, there are exceptions. If you want to know if you're enrolled, it's a good idea to check your pay stub from your company to see if the above insurance premiums have been deducted. Now, let's talk a little bit differently. That smartphone or computer in front of you right now. You pay a monthly fee and call charges for it, right? But in return, it makes your daily life more comfortable, soothing, and enriching. It's a very obvious thing, isn't it? Since you're spending money on them, it's only natural to master your smartphone or computer. You'd be missing out if you didn't use them! Now, back to the main topic. We mentioned earlier that company employees and civil servants pay insurance premiums for things like employees' pension insurance, health insurance, and employment insurance. Self-employed people and sole proprietors likely pay premiums for things like national pension insurance and national health insurance. But what exactly do they give you in return? The answer is: You can receive money in the form of benefits, pensions, or lump-sum payments when you become injured or ill, lose your job, pass away, or reach retirement age. Since you're paying into these systems, it's only natural that you should master the social insurance and pension systems. The logic is the same as with smartphones and computers. However, it can be a bit complicated, which can be a bit of a challenge. It's a long way around, but this channel regularly provides information on government programs for working people, including social insurance, pension systems, and labor laws. Make sure you're well-informed so you or a loved one can use these programs in the future! We hope this is helpful. [Binpu Labor and Social Security Attorney Office] https://binpusr.com/kenkyuu/

1分ホラー日記 @1分ホラー日記 · 26.5K

Strange stories arrive on your smartphone late at night. We'll deliver "a one-minute experience that will send chills down your spine." Eerie events that you might have heard of somewhere before, but that are not unrelated to you. They may be creeping up on your daily life without you even realizing it. --Would you like to take a peek behind the scenes of reality? https://forms.gle/VQW5Wn4q5knMmjiF6 ⬆️Tell us about your scary experiences!✨

Unseen Hauntings @unseenhauntings · 58.1K

Unseen Hauntings - People & Blogs | JP | 58.1K followers

NENEチャンネル @nene-es6py · 35.6K

This is NENE! I'll do my best on my solo channel! (Affiliated with VAZ) ★Fan mail address → NENE, 6F ACN Nihonbashi Riverside Building, 3-23-1 Nihonbashi-Hamacho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-0007 ★Business inquiries → support@vaz.co.jp

みやびっくま【退職後の申請チャンネル】 @miyabi-kuma · 58.4K

"Don't rush," "Don't get carried away," "Don't lie." Even if you pause for a moment, you can still walk, you can still move forward. Hello everyone, I'm Miyabikkuma. I'm explaining post-retirement applications based on my own experience of retiring after turning 40. I started this YouTube channel because I thought there might be some people who are retiring for the first time, who don't have anyone to ask about the application process, or who still have time. I hope my experience will be helpful to someone. The COVID-19 pandemic completely changed my everyday life, and my life in 2020 January: I fell into depression due to my boss's power harassment. May: The COVID-19 pandemic completely changed the world. Business performance and the atmosphere within the company worsened further. July: I was suddenly laid off from my contract position. End of July: I was devastated to learn that I wouldn't be able to receive sickness benefits after leaving the company. August: I was certified as having difficulty finding employment, and my unemployment insurance benefits were reduced to 300 days. Currently: After a roughly year-long gap, I'm back at work, working in the gardening section of a roadside station. I think it was difficult to maintain my mental health while unemployed. The first month after I left the company was fun...but those days didn't last. I've come to realize how happy I was to have plans for tomorrow, even if it was just at work.